The Beatles, in both their joint and solo careers, released a bunch of brilliant but sometimes controversial hits, and Paul ...

Sgt Pepper' became one of the most iconic albums of all time, but what message did The Beatles truly intend to send from it? Find out more here.

George Harrison was frustrated at being the junior songwriter in The Beatles and his track 'Only a Northern Song' was a dig ...

Paul McCartney and John Lennon were the masterminds behind The Beatles, penning most of the band's hits under the iconic Lennon-McCartney label, regardless of individual contribution and the often ...

A look at the place that Stuart Sutcliffe takes up in the early history of The Beatles and how the rest of the band were jealous of his friendship with Lennon.

Not every song can be a timeless hit. Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder's 1982 smash hit duet is proof of that.

When the band retired from touring in 1966 and focused on recording innovative music in the studio, George grew frustrated ...

Many bands can pull from all their favourite musicians, but sometimes listening back to their past can unearth some new ideas. Read more here.

Bob Dylan is one singer who likely has no equal, yet he suggests that there is one member of The Beatles that he has always been "in awe of".

Competition can unlock new facets of creativity. It can also hang over an artist like a heavy cloud, convincing them they will never be able to compete with their rival’s work—at least, that’s what ...

For as much as Paul McCartney feels like a wise sage of rock and roll, he had some moments that came back to bite him time and time again.

George Harrison famously became the first Beatle to walk out on the band in 1969, and he delivered the news in a typically ...